This article examines global processes of decolonization through an analysis of Indian women’s interactions with world governance during the interwar ‘crisis of empire’. This distinct form of activism asserted anti-colonial claims through engagements with transnational civil society networks and the social work of the League of Nations and the International Labour Office. In doing so, it undermined imperial legitimacy, shifted the terms of liberal internationalism, and prepared the ground for later developments at the United Nations.

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解决世界问题：印度妇女运动、全球治理和“帝国危机”，1933-46

本文通过分析两次世界大战之间的“帝国危机”期间印度妇女与世界治理的互动，考察了非殖民化的全球进程。这种独特的激进主义形式通过与跨国民间社会网络以及国际联盟和国际劳工局的社会工作的接触来主张反殖民主义主张。这样做，它破坏了帝国的合法性，改变了自由国际主义的条款，并为联合国后来的发展奠定了基础。